Pennsylvania Parents Arrested for Starving and Abusing 1-Year-Old Twins

The twins were found in a near-death condition, displaying severe signs of neglect and physical abuse.

Two Pennsylvania parents, Armani Coleman and Zamareon Moat, have been arrested and charged with aggravated assault, endangering the welfare of children, and conspiracy after their 1-year-old twins were found near death due to starvation and physical abuse.
The twins displayed signs of severe neglect and abuse, including near-fatal head injuries, marks of possible strangulation, bite marks, and an emaciated condition due to intentional food restriction.
Investigators discovered disturbing internet searches by the parents for 'scar removal cream for toddlers,' 'how to get rid of a bite mark,' and 'can you tell if a baby been choked,' indicating attempts to cover up the abuse.
The Department of Children and Youth Services had previously opened a case on the children after they missed 15 medical appointments, and both children tested positive for THC at birth.
The parents are currently being held at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for March 28.